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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-10-14
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Staunton, Au.
gusta county, Va, Oct. IA, 1887.
LADIES LIST.
Brown, Mrs Sallie Kennedy, Maggie
Brown, Mrs Charlotte Mays, Nettie
Bradley, Jennie Marshall, Josephine
Crawford, Massie Parish, Sicilie
Evans, MolIie Ross, Mrs Mole
Frame, Mrs Mary Robertson, Laura
Fisher, Viola Richardson. Mamie
Glpson, Eliza Raynor, Matte
Gibson, Rose Smith, Eliza
Hart, Berta L Wilson, Ella
Harris, Mrs Laura
GENTLEMEN.
Brown, William Kinney, B
Brown, Jackson Nc Cormick w A
Brown Adman Pleaze Mr.
Freizier, James r Smith, VIM P
Gargra, Nichlas Wingard, Rev E A
Gardner, John Williams, Jessie
jackson, Jack
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Parties calling for them will please
say they were advertised.
W. A. BURKE. P. M.
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Wanted to visit K1NzLEY & KNOWLES
when they want choice fresh meats, No. IA North
Ire-sta 81 iune22
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For a flrstelass Hair Cut during the Fair, GO to
Espensh1ed's. under the Bank. corner Main and
Augusta Sts oct7
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-10-14

Special bargains at Prices that Defy Competition CARPETS
MATTNGS CLOTH
BLANKETS land
ttactli
f all kinds
rs wish
Respect
LOEB BROTHERS,
roe sStuntony Va
NA ""'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-10-14

The Flood Of Amusements at Our Fair.
There will be more amusements for the
people at the Fair of next week than any
fair ever held here before.
The authorities have been active to Sc
cure entertainment, and Miss Myrtle Peek
with her splendid combination, Will each
day of the fair give npon the track such
races as have never been witnessed in the
South: Roman standing races, half mile
heats, riding two horses and making the
wonderful time of 56H seconds; mile heats
to skeleton wagons driving two horses at
the top of their speed; five mile races
changing horses every mile without touch
ing the ground, covering the entire dis
lance in ten minutes; Prof. Stookey, the
tight rope walker and acrobat, will give
daily performances; races running and
trotting. open to all; Texas pony races;
Shetland pony races; shooting matches;
mule races; contests in Craftsmanship be-
| tween the ladies of the district, and also
! between the youths aRd misses. These
| and many other sources of amusement for
| for those whose entertainment is found in
novelties.
But one that promises net to be behind
| the rest is the Tournament, which comes
off on Friday. Our Augusta Knights
challenge the knights Of all the other coun-
ties of the district. One prize to the win
ming knight is a handsome saddle, bride
and spurs, now On exhibition at E. Alex
ander Il Co.'s, and there will be other
prizes. There will also be coronation of
| Queen. and Hon. Jacob Yost'will deliver
the coronation address. Mr.. A. G. Brax.
/ ton will address the knights.
| The committee of young men arranging
the tournament Is composed OF j, Charles
| Stout, s. II. Parkins and T. M. Parkins,
and those from Augusta and elsewhere
| who wish to enter the lists and ride in the
| tournament, will write at once to any of
| the three at Fort Defiance in this county.
A telegram yesterday says there will be
large exhibition Of cattle from Penn
| sylYania at our fair,
Last night Secretary Pratt had the
names of twenty merchants who will take
part in the Trades Display procession.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-10-14

Go to Espenshed's under the Bank, if you want
first-class Shave, Hair Gut, or Dry Shampoo
Oct6
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-10-14

| we have this day placed upon this platform
until the sun goes down on the 9Th OF Noyem-
| Der.
| AN ASSAULT ON THE RAILROAD CORPO-
RATIONs CHOKED OFF.
Mr.. Samuel NJ Woods said he had g
resolution to offer which was non-partizan
in it's character and which he hoped the
meeting would adopt. In August last
Farmers meeting was held here which
adopted certain resolutions, and this one
was in line with them. He then read his
resolution which required railroads to
fence in their roads in a certain time or
their trains to be stopped. MIR. Woods
added. 81 reckon we will MAKE some votes
by it,
Mr.. Yost interrupted, saying that res
olution had been adopted by the meeting
to refer all resolutions. without debate, to
the Committee on Resolutions. The re-
port Of the Committee on Resolutions had
been made and adopted, its functions were
at an end, and the gentleman's resolution
came too late.
Mr. John A. Noon.-Then | move that
Mr.. Woods resolution be referred to that
committee now. The committee is still
| here, We farmers want something done
{, for rs.
| Mr.. Yost.~The committee is defunct.
Mr.. Noon-N OF nesegsariiy SO.
Mr.. Yost.-I ask the ruling Of the
! chair.
| The chair ruled in favor of Mr. Yost.
l The conyeaflon Lhey adjourned,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-10-14
Breeders Of Fine Fowls
Indorse St0nebraker's Chicken
Powders.

The only powder for the production of eggs, the
Ducks Turkeys, Geese. Pigeons. and the feathered
family. Nothing healthful tor young chicks
sold in the United States. Price, 25 cents per
package.
If you wish your horses cattle, and sheep to
thrive and your farm to prosper, don't neglect to
keep good supply of
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Lock Out for Hog Cholera.

c. S. Brace OF Wytheville, Va. says;
''Stonebraker's Hog Powders will save
the people thousands. Not of my
customers lost hog last summer, that fed
them Stonebraker's Hog Powders
j. X. Montague. Christiansburg. Va:
81 have cured Hog Cholera with them.'
The most healthful preparation ever fed to Hogs
and the only preventative known for Hog Cholera.
Use them now, the sooner the better.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-28
New YORK stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, October 27.-The stock market
was firm to strong this morning, at advances
of from Is to e generally The market was
active IN the early trading, but became COM
paratively quiet later in the hour, and fur
Their gains were made from 70 to Is. The
market at IL O'Clock was fairly active and
firm, at advances
LATER-The stock market was less active
to-day, and its movements quite irregular,
though the interest was absorbed in few
stocks which were affected by an influence
peculiar to themselves The general senti
ment'is still bullisb, but the traders were in
favor of a reaction and in the absence OF
any great demand for stocks succeeded in
keeping prices down to the level of last
night. The closing prices show irregular
changes, though the advances are in the
majority and the only important decline
was in Kansas Il Texas, which lost rs per
Navigation and Western Union / per cent.
each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-28

Money on call, easy; at S1a q 4; closed
offered 80.
Prime mercantile paper, SOS.
Sterling exchang Dull, firm; 4.S112 TO.
sixty day bills; 4. $50 for demand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-28
New York General Markets.

NEW YoRs. October o. -Hops-Quiet
unchanged. Coffee Spot, fair; Rio, nominal
options opened 80 q As points lower; moder-
stely active. Sales, l26,750 bags; DC ODER,
16 10; November, l6 10 q 1870; Decem er,
ruary, Is so q 1906; Marcn, 1880 q 10 %
Sugar strong. fairly active; Museovado
4 L1-92 q 5; mOlasses grades, 4ss; refined,
dull; &C." "a 51s; extra &c" 81 "a SIS
white extra &C. 44-l0O a 81; off "a, =" So
confectioners' "a" 65s; crushed, 81; cut
loaf, 90; powdered, 81. Copper-Firm; lake
1895 Lead-Dull; domestic, as Tin
Firm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-28

Connects with Utah Central train leav1u
Salt AXE at 7.40 an.
Connects with Utah Central yrain arriy
ing Of Salt Lake at 6.40p.R.
Stop only upon signals.
W. W. RITTER,
ma Il supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-28
Afte1noop RAILROAD Stocks
Chtoago Produce n1arket.

CHICAGO. October q.
wheat-Firmes; cash. 713s; December
1885; May, 70 3-16.
Corn-steady; cash, 417s; December, 415s;
May, As 5-16.
Oats-About steady; cash, % sic; Deem,
Der. 2555s; Nav, % 1-15.
l232l5
Lard-steady; cash, 600; December, 6.2713;
May. 60 q 6.621a.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Fjrmer; cash, 7l5l; December,
Corn!steasaiy; cash. 417s; others un.
changed.
Oats Cash, firm, IS sic; others I'M
changed.
Rye-Easy; 5,1%.
Barley-Steady; ~
Whisky-10.
Pork-Ftrm; January, II S719
Lard-Unchanged
Short ribs, G 65: short clear 6 90 q 90;
shoulders, 90 "a 20.
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Mining Market

NEW YORK., October Ginning shares
$L55; California & Virginia, So so; Dead
wood, 81 20; FL Cristo, $l.75; Hale & Nor
cross, 81 20: Homestake, s12 90; North Belle
Isle, $y 90; Navajo. 81 Is; Ontario. $500;
Standard, 81 As; Sutro Tunnel, &c.. Security,
$1,000; Tornado, s1.15.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-28
In Canada

New YORK, October 27.-Now the
amount that Henry NJ. Jackson, cashier
of the sub-treasury, took with him to
Canada is estimated at from $12, 900 to
$50 600 Treasurer Canda does not be-
h-ve the amount will much exceed
$40 000 The money was taken in a
lump. The defaulter is now in To-
rOntO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-28
PULLMAN
BUFFET & SLEEPING CARS
On sill Through Passenger T-sins

RE-The Only Line from Salt Lake@RN
E-City Running SLEEPING CARS-FNN
GrFREE I. T the use of Passengers-SGN
E-hoidiRg Second Glass and Emi--[AA
G&F-gralt Tickets. 3
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
Leaves Ogden daily at g. 20 & m leaves Salt
Lake City daily at Ills am. Direct coRnec-
ton is made at Pueblo and Denver for
Omaha, Kansas City and all points East
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
: Arrives in Salt Lake City from the East at
IS pm. and leaves for Ogden ct 4.49 p m,
making connection with the Central Pacific
the West
LOCAL TRAINS
cave Salt Lake City for Bingham and Alta
TO Am. for Ogden, at $40 am. ana
40p.m.; for Springvii at $50 pm.
Arrive at Salt Lake City from Bingham and
ltR ct 4.25 pm; from Ogden at 11.O0 am.
nd go pm; from Springville, at 5. 10 m
Tickets for all points East and West can be
urchssed at the Depot Office and City
cket Office, White House Corner, Salt Lake
y.
j II. BENZ ET.
Gen. Pass, and T'k't Ag't
DC. DODGE. Gen1 Manager.
W. b. BANCROFT GenI Supt
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Chicago Live stnck

CHICAGO. october 81
Cattle-Receipts 10000; strong for good;
common, low; shipping steers, 2.60 a 50;
stockers and feeders, 50 "a 8. 90; Texas
cattle, LIS "a $50: western rangers, 2.45 "a
$50.
Hog-Receipts % 900; steady; closed weak;
mixed, 4.20 "a 4.55; heavy, 4.30 "a 4.65; light,
25 % B 80
sheep-Receipts 5000; weaker; natives,
2 500 400; western, 3 90 @3.6O; Texans, 2.4o
a $40
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COMMERCIAL.


Bullion.
NEW YORK, October H.-Bar silver, 951z.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK, October 27-Petroieum opened
strong at 707s, but after the first sales ham
mering by he bears broke the market and it
fell ~ before noon. There was a sharp re-
covery from the lowest price, but the market
gave way again and closed weak at70 Sales,
3, sos 600 barrels
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies: Il can recommend Electric
Bit ers as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was
cured of Rheumatism of ten years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist.
BelIyllle, Ohio, affirms: 1.-The best
selling medicine l have ever handled in
my twenty years experience, is Electric
Bitr. rs. Thousands of others have
,nd-i their testimony, so that the YER
,ct is III animous that Electric Bitters
Il cure all diseases of the Liver, Kid.
neys or Blood. Only a half dollar a
bottle at Z. c. II. l. Co. s Drug Store. 2
SHILOHiS CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheris
anu Cancer Mouth. For sale 81 A. &
Smith ~ Col Drug Store. IL
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Boston Quotations.

BosToN October q. - Closing prices
Atchison Topeka Railway, 9S3l Burlington &
| Quincy,s %; Mexican Central, common,
1875; Mexican Central first mortgage bonds,
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Money Market.
NEW YORK, October q.

Money, 8 % 81.
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Liverpool Grain Market.

OO41i OOVUUCI
Wheat-Firm demand new No. winter,
Is sgd, firm; new No. 2 spring, Is $50,
firm.
Flour-Fair demand; 9s 21Sd, dull.
Corn-Fair demand; spot, As sgd, strong;
October As Sd. firm November, Is I'D, firm !;
December, Is I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10

sssss "a t:s -
from Newport News British steamer. 10000 era sis.
PROvIsIoNs-PoRK-The movement 10 aeam fairly ~
tive 10 good part for shipment Hoers nnd little o. no d
1. Prime Prime I private ssSS H:ss Snss
sl2 s7hssis % for One ys.s od, sis 80 for Nsy
ssSss 80 for Extra P1%s SEHp 10 WIN i,rss
st; I 800 Pat: slsss.o
BEEF HAMs.ouiet ami hrm. ouoed Ell. CUT MEATS
?si @ i' ssssss ss %
g ssi Pcs sir bs. 5000 sns.. e. 5
R Esm Ha% Smoked RssS sc9sy;
Have : light demand. but the market IL wen
sgS!sf 1S9s Char a IN Ss . i 4.
DRESSED HOGS, shade 's,e.ss and IN isf demand
Ely n sssy & ss ii. a ss.
or ana At &c
the best figures rule The sDeculaon howeve, very
Saa1,se city steam aFm sales: isS e. S1sS refined
FeSrry 1 nonna 20
& eS closing l o1s 9qo,es Hrr sc Ssc,,ns
and EGGs-ruter The general marke, is weaker on fun
dnetIon most grades Esin Creamery sssss; Penn
GF''%fF ss % @
barry ssc %:.aT rs Srsae Ss kS
Cheese-The market wen recent sdvaDcs.
the se o ndnyy sSs
So sA? ss tsa s% i soah: and weak
While ne PRICE. 3" $ sn
ses sss or go test Centragal and g6c for Pair Re
"lp Sss. sarso 81 S nH
but nat S1 private RsssH c s%s:
ls lea S1.c Powdersd o'sas,.s Granaaiea 6,.c Xcna
sldS Ssass % %S,is Ei'ra &C.. Ein 1sS
sTEARiNEHDulI and nomnaiis unchanged City quoted
7i4c and oleomarearine. &c.
4 5-l6c. Sales 10000 n, 4 5-l6c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoHK, Wednesday Feb: e..BEEvEs- Receipts. were
soI. Total for -FOUR DAY. 4o.s head ses!
market The very light supply enabled to advance
prices about c on an average and sales we're brisk with
b Prms ss per 100 D. with
ss Dry COWS s s. i5ssi o. and and Old oaen nas
Tomorrow the Trinidad WIN take out to Bermuda Live
Mr. Michael Iay who was obliged to make an assignment
last week has made sssmen, with bis c.saso,
Sisdsna y per making .Ss dollar
ay s and Sas
With Which Se has .esS,a
nsn S"Rs es n% wss n b. .s been p
will have the best wishes Of friends whatever nue q
ls'ss1ss
Is d. l2si co. Schlesso - 40 100 b.
ss $e 80 J. isss ie g. tfsS
@ J. ai: iss; !'s indians Ss 49, 49,
Dfy sS sss p 3 go ss s &
5 10 &o 81 g rs 81 ae isS a a 10 5t q q Ss
DO i24G b. az 81 10 State do lis b, = Is do
@ ns 1900 b. $ o. i'i DO Z ias q D.
Rcsenha: 70 Indiana steers 1898 n. at g IS. 1914
s2s 2 e 81 Su 4 a. 1888 ST. r. & 49, 20 Buffalo do iaaa
manlcs q Chicago steers 800 70. at 90 o. 1921
% 2s ID. at - IS 10 do l27o D. at ss 10 do 1866 %.
sssp:ten % chsssS steer 1919 e 90; 90 30
l!$s S'ats5 49, lSdo lbs b. si SO Bull.
6Tsiy; estate Oxen 1880 n 2. g. dc: 1850 p =
s5o IS 10 Prgc COWS 1850 p at g 50: Bulls. 1920
y S a. o. $50 S nS At s. ID -
cAIvEs~K ecelpts 5e4 head Demand only fair and
Gr'sser. and Ed Calves sold at Saic; and Common to
saie.-aenbeck DAVIS % Yearlns. and G-assers 43l
10 At Be- 80 Grasser' s47 ~ at &c; Fed calyes S7S D.
2 ~ at ssas do oI III IS at s d. IA g.
Df fa csSe I 4. s ve an rs s. a.
% D. .i G2c p, do il2 y at s n GS ia & S
~ Il g: A al rs i e. G' ss ss Ys.
% s.e do l4S n. at s.ei do l23 d. at size do
vss "a ~ i3 49, a, e !. DC 1st
1916 1sl i$ = 3 20 40 j p a: - No. "
snEfP HS Xi IA S 81 xer. 10 car, of ssa
car av IS ea s o S TSa Ss
T%sg ssI1s AMI Win he sassS1ISa sss
P pens sn s sr s sear At g. epy s0q
to and few spring Lamb, sold at - 90 81 per head
26e Michigan Lambs II b. at So 30; lss Ohio do s5 n. AZ
Dieneack 4 Dswsy; lc7 stat sheep II ~ a,4sc' IA
nae9oeck Davis; ~ Pennsylvania Sheep rs q. at sos
Eyeri!i pdeo.E $40 Michigan Sheep "a 10 at IS 60
H. II. Hollis; Is Slate Sheep tcnnU rs 10. at4c lsA
shefa,n : Culver: 81 Kentucky Sheep CEwesL 90 o. ~
sheen H. at i $ Is iio western c Il r. at Il g.
~ f. Sadlsr & Co POI Kentucky sheep ~ na % ios
HOGS KsssPts were 50 car. Of sl2o hsaass car: =:
26797 head head for time last week:
None for saea alive NomDay steady At 50 46osa 10 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
GRAlN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rr.rnREs nN NEG.YllK DEALINGa

FEATURES or SES-YDsK DEALIN93
Yesterdays market awoke from its recent dulness
but the activity expense of values 1t would be
Idle to attempt any explanation OF the decline that
Cured than holders tired OF the recent dragging
saggng and sold out And with the selling ement
once stop contributed their mites 10 the current
and helped to carry still lower Cash wheat was of Ha
cent erporers bought 10 900 bushels The trans
exceeded 9,0OOn0O bushels and only
Sre rallies broke the fall The market ended aeavy al te
lowest points Of for February al VO l Tor
March at 9lis aud April at s2a, Ia ior May
at 93i. and ! q cents for June at 81 cents. The
markets depressed solely through sym
ya,hy with wheat shippers bought nearly 10000 bushels
hut spot lots declined 4d9 cent The option speculation
sos heavy Win iosses Of 3 70, February a. as or March
sSS May al - and June 49 aud for pr at 49,
cents There was no feature tooa Options cosed OF cent
80 cents n good export The
developed
points Tor February at So 81 OF AID April
al :. Us. and ior May at 81 10 and June 81 ~
The receipts OF gram reported yesterdav
NewYork. baltimore Philadelphia Boston were an fol
lows Wheat; Gi233 bushels cora l52,472 Juses, oats
l547 bushels total gram. 32o3l2 bushels Hour $50
packages AT Chicago Milwaukee, AIS
Wheat 1883 bushels corn 1856 bushels:
1883 bushels; total grain. 40j.6l7 Jashels hour
larr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
CALENDARS TOD Ny.

sursHwr COURT CH.MaERs-Be.ore Andrews. Mos
1 sr raS h's aS Ig Van Bpn
e. Gsr ss g. an9 g. nsic%s e Is "a r. g. e. So
suraEMr CouRr-srEcIAL TERM-PAHr IBefore s Dong
hue Nos 1857. go. 1853, loS2. ll62 NO. 1908 llos
81 PRKMk CONFESSIONAL TKgM-PART 1I.-Before j.
Adjourned for the term; - Nam po,ora rAa
suPRKMR IIReicrs Patterson j.
$sis SsgS 5eio seal $3.50 2SeS Ssis' $500 1921 79S
SUPREME CouRI-CiRcUIT-PART III.-Before Beach, J.
Nos ls7 9do 21S 2l9s 2 $Is S S o I5
$50 1898 $50 1865 300
suPaEMK CouEr-CIncuT-PAR IvBeoIe Ingrahsm 40 10
s7si S S9i2. 1855 i5sc. s7Si 5755 WV.
StrfS'oH toSsT-GExRKxL TEa,i~Before sedGwck J,
Trua1 and Dugro u Appeals from )udsmeh"No' 81
surkRion couGT~srKcAL TERM-BeiOre Freedman, j.
JNN@s Is = 1880 lOJ9 1869, 1896.
COMMON PLEAszEQrIrY TEgM-Beforevan Hoesen'J'-No'
COMMON PIKAs-spnciAL TERM-Before Iarremore. J.-No
COMMON PIrAsTRlAL TERMPAET IBeICre s Alien a ia
Nos 1868 23lg 232O 1891 226s 2261 PAP 10 2239
SS S5S 20 liI 10 , 9Si7 29l5. Is 1851. 1873
COMMON PLRAs-TMAL TKRM-PART II Before DAILY 10
siS 3ioi 2i97 2ogi65s 2l5G Pill 1870 2lbs Pig 254
2i59 POSI- 2l05 To- 2O9l, 2lO2, 2lO3. 2l2o 2l"o 1855
CRY couKITnAL TEnMPAET IBeor re Me lea am 81
ON Nss Cos ga az S S SO 90 s5 s SIS sis $50
Nos 500 7Is 2l5. j79 307 $780, 80, 3S8 24oo 49,
S5l sj5 $40. 1857. s5s. 500. $50. 49, .,,,
CITY CoUgr-TmAL TERh-PABT lIi.-Beiore Enihcn' D.
Case on-No day calendar ,,., 80 ,,o,r,orr =,
COURT -Adlourned 70 feornafy !
smyth Assistant District Attorney puTayNYse - q
., PeadngsNos 10 IL, H. H. a. 10 TO- H. 10
COURT OF GENERAL sEssloxs-PAEI IIBsiors Judge n
Cowng and Assistant District Attorney fH]scF"u--o'
l,23,4, ), q, Z, b. g. 10, IL, IL, ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb OspeetaMay wheat opened at s27. cents
and declined cent further making loss Of cent from
last nights close The amount OF wheat passage showed
Of 800 900 bushels but this didn't for any
thing prccs went Pork Imer. first sales going
sl3 A. Tho trade active The price got sl3 So
and again. only return that figure Wheat
became before midday sold Mt 81 cents There
large amount of long wheat thrown the market by
weary discouraged holders The people
good sellers Of IL probably long stuff Yhillips
Sold arEsy and did Jones Met oimtk Corn sold dow
Ia 40is us04 cfnts for May. Baker q Jones both selling
heavily. Wright who sod fard 80 literally few days ago
tii ci buyer The price RANGED between 50 77 and
esnts better than that most Of The morning Tie afternoon
option going 10 81 cents In lew minnss and lower st
ny the close Pork nf1n going TO $l3 May wheat
closed e slh cents; May corn. !oh4l0h CENTS May
pork e13 - May lard. ~ s7si Nay rbs 81 90; May
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
COTTON MARKErs-nY rELEGRAPH

LfvEEroul Feb o.-l2.3o p me- oon- Dull and prices
Middling uplsnd-. 6i-Lg 10 orleans
bi saes-s bale. including 900 bales for speoua
ton export Iecei9ts2@OOO bales. Including 2soo
bales American p,..,
delivery. 5Cit; also fOtL; do March
ant Aurl delivery. G.6id. do. Aprl and MAY delivery.
Q std; May and June delivery . looid also >
gtl do and July delivery, lid Also libi-;
do July August delivery, --; do August ana sep.
tender delivery. . lt6ii $780,, ,
tenders deliveries todays clcarngs 1000 bales new
dOck an $50 old do ,..a..
Tuircs steady upands Low Middling clause. February
delivery ltd sellers d" February aud March delivery.
D 5-G4d sellers. "a March and Aprll delivery. 0b-O+L'
se,r. DO. April AMI Nay delivery i.Oii. buyers do
NAV and delivery. JO4 nuyers dh June and July
delivery . 64L do July AMI August delivery.
BUYERS do. September ant october delivery . ll-Oid
n m.-Fututcs close.l Uplands Low MHlllng
Glance February delivery. 5A6id. sellers do February aud
Mafchdevcry i.Oid sci era do. March aud Apui dev
ery jBld do Aprn aui May delivery. 'Oi L..
uvcrs May aud June delivery, 59OAd sellers d. June
and July delivery. llCid. sellers do July anu August
ery do. septenbcr and October delivery
e,,ISr-ToS Fob. &c otton dull Middlng, 1916 Low
Mtdhing Slg Good Ordinary, net and gross receipts,
80 bales exports 10 France llO bales sales 212 bales
stock b~."lS bales ,. o,,
rro, receipts. bales exports cOastwsc, 600 bales
sales .306 bales stock 3j.sii bales. $500.
SAVANNAH Feb. g-COttou dun Midtling. o. Low Midi
linz -. Ordinary. -; net aud gross receipts.
s exports continent, Dlb Oaos cOast"sc,
bJB bales sales l.iJn bales stock. VII bales